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Up to 12,000 UBS Jobs in Switzerland Could Be Lost if the Bank Relocates, Staff Union Warns

Up to 12,000 of UBS's roughly 34,000 Swiss jobs could go if the bank relocates, a Swiss bank staff association warns. What it means for Swiss bank workers.

October 27, 2026Read Article

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Skydance Offers Staff Voluntary Buyouts and a Five-Day Office Rule After the Warner Bros. Discovery Deal

Skydance offers eligible staff a one-time buyout and a five-day office week after its $111 billion Warner Bros. Discovery deal. What workers need to know.

October 27, 2026Read Article

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The Netherlands Plans to Shed About 25,000 Civil Service Jobs by 2035, With AI One of Several Levers

The Dutch cabinet estimates 25,000 fewer central government full-time jobs by 2035, and no hiring freeze is planned. Here is what it means for civil servants.

October 27, 2026Read Article

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60,000 Microsoft Workers Get a Voluntary Exit Offer Before a December Deadline

About 60,000 Microsoft staff, about 27% of its workforce, can take a Voluntary Exit Offer. See who qualifies, what it pays and the December dates to know.

October 27, 2026Read Article

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AI Could Displace Up to 9% of Workers, and Goldman Sachs Says a Recession Would Bring It Forward

Goldman Sachs says AI could displace up to 9% of workers, about 15 million in the US, and a recession could speed it up. See who is exposed and what to do now.

October 26, 2026Read Article

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About 22,000 Pick n Pay Store Workers Wait for Deal Terms After the Retailer Withdraws Its Section 189A Process

Pick n Pay withdrew its Section 189A process covering about 22,000 store workers after a SACCAWU deal. Here is what was on the table and what comes next.

October 26, 2026Read Article

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Taiwan's Jobless Rate Falls to 3.36%, the Lowest September in 26 Years, but Youth Unemployment Sits at 11.59%

Taiwan's jobless rate fell to 3.36% in September, the lowest September in 26 years, but 15 to 24 year olds face 11.59%. What it means for job seekers.

October 26, 2026Read Article

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China's 18-Point AI Jobs Plan Urges Buffer Periods, Risk Checks and Retraining for Workers

China set 18 tasks to grow AI jobs and cushion AI job losses, from unemployment buffer periods to retraining for graduates. See what changes for workers.

October 26, 2026Read Article

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Who Is Affected by Volvo Cars' 2,500 Job Cuts After a SEK 5.6 Billion Quarterly Loss

Volvo Cars will cut about 2,500 jobs, 2,000 in Sweden, after a SEK 5.6 billion Q3 loss. See which staff are affected, the timeline and your notice rights.

October 26, 2026Read Article

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What Up to 1.4 Million Net GCC Jobs by 2031 Could Mean for India's Tech and Finance Job Seekers

Embark projects India's GCCs will add up to 1.4 million net jobs by 2031, with demand shifting to AI, data and cybersecurity skills. See cities and pay trends.

October 26, 2026Read Article

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Canadian Employers Can Now Claim Up to $1,000 per Worker to Retrain Staff Through Work-Sharing

Canadian employers can claim up to $1,000 per worker for training under Work-Sharing, and staff who train can see income replacement rise to about 70%.

October 26, 2026Read Article

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Fort Worth Is Getting 1,500 Manufacturing, Engineering and Other Jobs From Carrier's New Chiller Plant

Carrier plans 1,500 jobs at a new Fort Worth chiller plant expected to open in 2027. See the roles posted, what they pay and what the city terms would require.

October 26, 2026Read Article